Wednesday club meetings and church gatherings listed
The Rowena Circle meets Mrs W F Lytle 353 Iowa Ave SE Wednesday at 2 30 pm with officer elections. Regular session Legion hall Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Lady Mutscovites meet I O O F parlors 2 30 pm. Midweek services Methodist Church 7 36 pm. Lady Firemen meet Labor Temple 7 30 pm. Church of Christ prayer meeting 7 30 pm. Pilgrim class Congregational School annual meeting at Mrs E M Lothrop 127 Third St SW Wednesday evening 7 20 pm. full attendance desired. Happy Hour club meets Mrs L SK Lacratt 207 Fifth St NE Wednesday afternoon. Loyal Bereans meet Church of Christ Wednesday night after prayer. Bring sandwiches and a covered dish. Westminster Study Club Presbyterian meet Wednesday evening at Mrs BR Hill 51 Kansas Ave SE.
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Rowena Circle
W. F. Lytle
Iowa Avenue
Legion
Ius Sociak
Mutscovites
I. O
Methodlate
Labor Temple
Church of Christ Prayer
Congregational Church School
E. M Lothrop
Third Street
Happy Hour Club
Mra. L. SK
Lacratt
Fifth Street
Bereans
Church of Christ
Westminster Study Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Thursday church and auxiliary meetings across community
Local groups schedule Thursday gatherings. The Woman's International Bible League meets at 7:39 PM in Lahor Temple. the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ convenes at Mrs G F Brink’s home to plan the year's work. The Lutheran Aid group meets at Mrs W Z Mahoney's and plans officer elections. McCime Auxiliary gathers with Mrs Sheldon Reage for a guest event.
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Mulitsut
Acing
Bali
F. Ball
Woman's
Thiow’ Labe League
Lahor
Lutheran’ Aid
W. Z. Mahoney
Finois Avenua
Nels Peterson
McCime
Jirs
Sheldon Reage
Miss Matthews Hosts Bridge Party At 353 Dekota Ave
Katherine Matthews entertained guests at her apartment at 353 Dekota Avenue South with bridge at two tables won by Join Davenport and Gordon Issenhuth. An engagement notice for Mary Elizabeth Welsh and Bernard R. Plendl was corrected to a later date.
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Miss Matthews
Bhrido
Katherine Matthews
Dekota Avenue South
Bridge
Davenport
Gordon Issenhuth
Tage
Mies
Mary
Elizabeth “Welsh
Yale
Bernard R. Plendl
McKinley School girls learn sewing bag making
In a domestic science demonstration led by Mrs. Bert Marks, eighteen girls from the McKinley school club gathered in the sewing room to learn bag making. Gwendolyn Harvey and Veley Munson assisted, and a grab bag lunch followed a Shrine Auxiliary meeting led by Mrs. Minnie Molden Hay.
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M. E. Ladies Aid
M. E
Ladies Aid
George White
Sixth Street
Bert Phillips
Ralph Harvey
Dick White
Clifford Christen
McKinley “School
Bert Marks
Luna
Gwendolyn Harvey
Veley Munson
Anna’ Wane
Minnie Moldenhay
Margaret
Moldenhay i
John Evans
J. Gable
Thomas Curtis
Arthur Timm
Mis. Howard Hollarty
Lucille
Elsie
William Staly
County Meet Set January 13 For Training Program
Preliminary notes outline a county wide meeting on January 13 to discuss a training program. Two persons from each township will participate, with a speaker from State College attending. Delegates invited include chambers of commerce from Huron Yale Wellington, County Bankers Association, women’s extension, clubs, farmers elevators, Wool Growers, Farmers Union, 4-H headers, and community commissioners. A memorial of Joan of Stones will be moved to February.
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Beadie
Jonas
Xarions
State College
Chambers Ofcommerce
Huron
Yale
Wellington
County Bankers’ ‘Association
Women's. Extension
Farmers’ Elevators
Wool Growers’ Association
Farmers' Union
4-H
Omnity Commissioners
Local City Briefs Include Death and Rail-Thursday Meeting Postponed
City briefs report the death of Frank Swan of Longview Washington, a survivor of a distant family, and note relatives returning from Hastings for an aunt’s funeral. Miss Bernice Ransom plans a Pierre move to work at Corner Drug Store.
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Swan
Dakota Avenue
Frank
Dun ‘Longview
Wash
I. A. Churchill
Aon
William
Lome Sun
Hastings
Minn
Women’s Union
Lab Jeagee
An. Portant
Labor Temple
Bernice “Ransom
Pierre
Esture
Minneapolis
Huron
Huron College
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Revine Sale
Davenport
Grace Kenner
Costain Apt
Mabel Helm
Minneapoli-10
Misa Wood
Fal
Ara
Beribner
Web
Hiness
Seteers
Milton Russell
Lis
Minnesota University School of Law
Commencing lane closure plans announced by official
A brief town notice states that starting Monday seven cars will be parked in the street center. The Wagnery Commissioner notes the issue does not relate to wheat or property. The message appears as a short advisory with limited details.
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Wagnery
Water bills barred after January 10 by city department
Notice from City Water Department states that Hscount is not allowed on water bills effective after Thursday January 10. The alert provides no additional details or contact information.
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City Water Dept
County Jail Sentence for Liquor Possession Plea
Martin Heffner was committed to the county jail yesterday afternoon after pleading guilty to a liquor possession charge. Judge CK Halley imposed a 40 day sentence and a $200 fine, which he was ordered to pay.
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Martin Heffner
Ck Halley
Bulow Urges Tax Reform and State Economy
Governor Bulow calls to abolish property taxes and shift to a graduated income tax to fund state needs. He urges county unit tax assessments, limited appropriations, and targeted spending while proposing new offices and river improvements as part of broader fiscal reform.
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Bulow
Ceasy
South Dakota
Nut
Cema
Plankinton
Yankton
Governor Urges Liberal Reforms and Less Power for Officialdom
A public figure calls for repeal of many regulator measures and replacement with plain rules to protect citizens rights. He argues the governor should be relieved of excessive board and commission duties to improve governance and serve every resident without partisan bias. He stresses lawmakers and executive share a trust to act for all people, not party interests.
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Fess
Ign
Tey
Sim
Rendempz of vice to the entire people
Fragmentary OCR hints at a call for reform and stewardship to improve conditions for citizens. Key phrase urges better governance and responsible leadership to uplift the populace. Names, dates, and precise contexts are unclear from the readable text.
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Nakata
Kingsbury County Swears In Three New Officers At Once
Three new county officers were sworn in yesterday at DE SMET. John McAdaragh becomes clerk of courts, William F. Warren serves as state attorney, and F. G. Reynolds is registrar of deeds. These three are the only ones sworn in at this time.
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